[2Fast4Radar]

Originally Posted by Heli411

I agree with this statement... We as a group can either make or break our resales. We already know dealers will kick us in the shorts, we can be fair to each other and still not "Give" our cars away.

No one buys the cars listed on here anyways, so exactly whose resale values will be affected? People ask retail for their privately owned cars, but end up selling them near wholesale to make them move. So in the end, does it really matter what a single car is being listed at?

[iroccsbsnjz]

Originally Posted by easy2speed

No 335 has sold for less than $33K at an auction. I go to all the southeast auctions, and I have access to all the auction sale prices.

bought my 2007 bmw 335i space grey 6mt all option beside comfort and navi. for $30k at manhiem no buy back and this was last year around sep. or so.... will be gettinh the next white one that hits financial service sales.

[thatg]

Originally Posted by iroccsbsnjz

bought my 2007 bmw 335i space grey 6mt all option beside comfort and navi. for $30k at manhiem no buy back and this was last year around sep. or so.... will be gettinh the next white one that hits financial service sales.

wow can someone hook me up on the east coast,im in nyc, id get into a 335 right now if i could get a price of sub 35

[turbocoins]

Originally Posted by 2Fast4Radar

No one buys the cars listed on here anyways, so exactly whose resale values will be affected? People ask retail for their privately owned cars, but end up selling them near wholesale to make them move. So in the end, does it really matter what a single car is being listed at?

I sold my 335 i on this website in October. It didn't take long. I just priced it fairly. There are buyers here. Most of the sellers aren't realistic.